7th
August
2000
“Remember those ‘Painting By Numbers’ kits that you used to get as a child? The system where different colour shades and contrasts would be all mapped out numerically, and the finished work would look something like the Rembrandt original? Well, that’s exactly how our brain draws colour pictures too. Scientists in Australia have developed a mathematical model that explains how we interpret colour, and the equations could one day be used in bionic vision chips to correct colour blindness.”
posted in Color | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
“Host Investigator is the leading web hosting directory and resource. Including customer reviews, discussion forum, testing tools and more… a resource for finding truthful reviews of hosting companies in order to find a proper host.”
posted in Domain names | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
“This site is devoted to the history of the web. Not only will we remind you by telling what the web was like. Our main attraction is a time machine that brings you back to any web era as defined by the browser version predominant at that time. For it is a browser emulator. If you are one of the early pioneers of the web, we believe that you will ‘feel again you’ as we say in Sweden. Get a colourful flashback (or déjà vu, as they say in France) of those happy days when the Net was all painted in Mosaic grey.”
posted in Internet | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
#321: “A representation, usually on a plane surface, of all or part of the earth or some other body showing a group of features in terms of their relative size and position.”
posted in Mapping | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
“The following issues will be effectively communicated in today’s lecture… 1) Why effective visualisation techniques are so important; 2) Visualisation and what makes a good map, 3) Basic elements of cartographic communication; 4) What armoury is available to the spatial data visualiser; 5) Ancient arts and modern tools; 6)Where is the future in cartography and spatial data visualisation.”
posted in Mapping | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
“The following issues will be effectively communicated in today’s lecture… 1) Why effective visualisation techniques are so important; 2) Visualisation and what makes a good map, 3) Basic elements of cartographic communication; 4) What armoury is available to the spatial data visualiser; 5) Ancient arts and modern tools; 6) Where is the future in cartography and spatial data visualisation.”
posted in Data visualization, Mapping, Visual thinking | Permalink |
7th
August
2000
“This site is devoted to the history of the web. Not only will we remind you by telling what the web was like. Our main attraction is a time machine that brings you back to any web era as defined by the browser version predominant at that time. For it is a browser emulator. If you are one of the early pioneers of the web, we believe that you will ‘feel again you’ as we say in Sweden. Get a colourful flashback (or déjà vu, as they say in France) of those happy days when the Net was all painted in Mosaic grey.”
posted in Web design | Permalink |
